From pigs to poultry and cows to cameras, local 4-H clubs are back for another year at the 100th Prince George Exhbition.  4-H (which stands for head, heart, health and hands) gives youth between ages 6-21 the chance to learn leadership, communications and life skills.  Prince George 4-H Volunteer Joyce Foxcroft says coming to the PGX gives members a chance to showcase their projects.

"And they will teach and hopefully encourage other people to join 4-H," says Foxcroft, "and let them know it's just not about animals, it's about they will learn and develop for the future."

Foxcroft says 4-H projects are always a staple during the Prince George Exhibition.  She says that relationship will continue in the years to come as the PGX is renamed the BC Northern Exhibition.

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